Canada is grappling with yet another catastrophic wildfire season. From the boreal forests of British Columbia to the remote towns of Northern Quebec, massive blazes […]
Month: June 2025
It’s time to fix MCP and strengthen public healthcare
Instead of looking to the private sector for answers, the provincial government should be investing in our public healthcare system
Gold at Historic Highs – Here’s Where it’s Heading Next
Gold is still pushing aggressively higher. Last trading at $3,411, Goldman Sachs also believes gold could rally to $3,700 by the end of 2025, and to $4,000 by the middle of 2026. Even UBS analysts say gold could rally to $3,500 by December. That’s all great news for companies such as U.S. Gold Corp. (NASDAQ: USAU), Freeport-McMoRan (NYSE: FCX), Centerra Gold (NYSE: CGAU) (TSX: GG), Barrick Gold (NYSE: B) (TSX: ABX) and Newmont Corp. (NYSE: NEM) (TSX: NGT). All thanks to stronger-than-expected central bank demand for gold, which isn’t expected to slow any time soon, geopolitical…
Edith Elizabeth Earle (nee Miller) – Carnell’s Funeral Home
Edith Elizabeth Earle (nee Miller) Carnell’s Funeral Home
Spiny stowaway: Porcupine travels from northern B.C. to Kelowna inside plane wreckage
Eva Hartman who works at the Interior Wildlife Rehabilitation Society told Global News that the female porcupine crawled into the wreckage of a plane.
FSIN says First Nations were left out of the first ministers meeting in Saskatoon
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations says the exclusion of Saskatchewan First Nations from the first ministers meeting represents a breach of constitutional obligations.
Callahan Property Group donates $200K to Okanagan College Thrive Here recreation centre fund
A pair of Kelowna philanthropists have given a boost to fundraising efforts for a new recreation and wellness centre at Okanagan College.Bruce and Bob Callahan of Callahan Property Group donated $200,000 to the Thrive Here campaign.“We are thrilled to support this centre,” said B…
Athletes, students tend to community garden in support of Regina Foodbank
For the last five years, Harvest with Heart has been growing thousands of pounds of food for the Regina food bank.
Wheatley ready to celebrate strength, recovery and revitalization
A community celebration of strength, recovery and revitalization of Wheatley is planned for Saturday nearly four years after an explosion rocked the downtown.